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In Welsh, "it" is typically translated as "fe" or "hi," depending on the gender of the noun it refers to. For neuter nouns, "fe" is often used, while "hi" is used for feminine nouns. In some contexts, the word "ynddo" (in it) or "ynni" (in it, for feminine) may also be applicable. The usage can vary based on the context and the sentence structure.
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